Austin Blake is a journalist at iPhone in Canada Blog. He covers a range of topics within the telecommunications industry, focusing on telecom transportation and mobility, consumer tech, and financial technology, with a particular emphasis on 5G technology, mobile networks, and communication service providers. Austin's insights and expertise have been featured in various publications, including iPhone in Canada Blog.
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Austin Blake's coverage primarily focuses on technology, with a significant emphasis on product promotions and press releases. He frequently covers topics related to Apple, Samsung, streaming services, privacy concerns in technology, gaming industry news and content & publishing updates.
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By: Austin Blake
Telus is asking the CRTC to let carriers lock new phones to their network for up to 60 days after purchase, and the company says it plans to start doing it on July 30 whether or not the regulator signs off first. The carrier filed a Part 1 application with the CRTC on May 22,
By: Austin Blake
Telus's plans for two AI data centres in Vancouver could hit a wall, with a city councillor pushing to pause them until the city sorts out some actual rules. OneCity Vancouver Councillor Lucy Maloney is bringing a motion to council on July 15 called "Addressing the Risks of Digital Infrastructure," according to CTV News. If
By: Austin Blake
Amazon Prime members in Canada can now add last-minute items to an order that is already on its way. The retail giant has officially launched a new feature called Add to Delivery, designed to save shoppers from placing multiple orders when they forget a staple item. You may have seen this implemented over the past
By: Austin Blake
Waze is pushing out a batch of updates that lean on Google's Gemini AI to make navigation feel more like a conversation and less like tapping through menus. The Google-owned app announced the changes today, and they cover everything from motorcycle routing to a quieter voice option. Riding a motorcycle isn't the same as driving
By: Austin Blake
Spotify is testing a new way for subscribers to interact with their music library by introducing a conversational voice and text assistant. The feature, called Talk to Spotify, is rolling out in a beta phase to select markets right now. The streaming giant announced the update on Tuesday, explaining that eligible users can now have
By: Austin Blake
Bell has swept up 10 Speedtest Awards in the latest round of independent testing from Ookla, with the results covering both internet and wireless performance, released today. On the internet side, Bell took Best Internet, Fastest Internet, Top-Rated Internet, and Best ISP Gaming Experience. On wireless, it grabbed Fastest 5G Network, Best 5G Network, Fastest
By: Austin Blake
We're well into July so let's take a look at prepaid plans from the Big 3, compared to prices in June. Public Mobile (Telus), Lucky Mobile (Bell), Chatr (Rogers) and Fizz (Quebecor) have all made changes to their prepaid plans. Here are the changes to prepaid plans in Canada for July 2026: Public Mobile $35/50GB
By: Austin Blake
Bell has finished constructing its first direct-to-device satellite ground station in Québec. This new facility is a big step to providing mobile coverage to Canadians in areas well beyond the reach of traditional cell towers. The ground station is designed to connect with AST SpaceMobile’s satellite constellation. Once the system is fully operational, it will
By: Austin Blake
Rogers-owned Chatr has just made some major changes to its top-end prepaid plans, reducing data by quite a bit. The changes come after we recapped prepaid plans in Canada yesterday for July. Here are changes made today by Chatr on its website we spotted: $19/500MB $21/1GB $25/5GB $30/15GB (was $29/35GB) $35/30GB (was $34/80GB) $100/year: 400
Apple has officially secured approval to bring its new artificial intelligence features to iPhones in China. The country’s cyberspace regulator gave Apple Intelligence the green light on Wednesday, clearing a major hurdle for the company.
